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    AMA with Monte Cook (Numenera, D&D, Monte Cook Games, Malhavoc Press)

    Hi, my group and I are still running our campaign(s) set in Praemal since a month or two before the core Ptolus book was released. It's such a great setting and resource. 1. Did you create much content (NPCs, dieties, organizations) for that product that wasn't in the campaigns you ran? Or vice...
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Bufer's rant makes a lot more sense the second time around.
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    Ptolus: The Tenth Precinct

    I like being very thorough.
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    That was the harriest encounter had had so far, I think.
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Luck? Psh. That was solid Dwarven strategy, it was!
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    The altered Lothianite symbols and murals and such were great visuals, but suddenly finding that the aspect of Lothian that was missing from the cross was the creepiest part of the adventure.
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    I guess I shouldn't be surprised that Flower's text isn't in pink text, but part of me was sort of hoping!
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    I've always said that Emus is both sensitive and a tactical genius.
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Oh, damn. Did I write that? I did, didn't I? Sorry!
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Huh. I never picked up on that. Neat.
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    I understand how important this adventure was for the direction that the two groups would take, and that the single, massive group we all were at level 1 was unwieldy, but I was kind of sad at the end of this adventure. I'm never fond of PCs killing other PCs, but it led to some drama between...
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Don't think I didn't see right away what you were doing!
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Just saw this. Emus Graymullet Neutral Grailwarden Dwarf Barbarian (2)/Druid (1) STR: 14 (+2) (+4 to resist Bull Rush and Trip) DEX: 14 (+2) (+4 to resist Trip) CON: 15 (+2) INT: 8 (-1) WIS: 14 (+2) CHA: 8 (-1) HP: 30/30 AC: 17 (12 touch, 17 flat-footed) Base Attack: +2 Greatclub: +4...
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    ... It stings because it's true.
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Hi, notker! Glad you're enjoying reading our game! Actually, I was going to make Emus solely a Druid because I was looking for something a little off the wall to play. That is, until I learned that Whizbang had specifically made room in his campaign for Dwarven Berserkers, and that sounded like...
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Wha huh? I just went through all of the PMs we had before rushing in there, and while that was your plan, I came up with an alternative, and you said, "Ooh! Good points." Which to me means, "Okay, let's go with your plan of just rushing in there and kill them all." :)
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    I'd always wondered if you forgot, or if you were just being nice. So, um, thanks for forgetting! But yeah, the plan fell to pieces when they sliced Bufer's throat before Emmerson and Emus could even do anything other than show themselves. And then Emus' first target turned invisible. And then...
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Ha! That actually makes sense, now!
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    Totally! Emus eventually got an animal companion, and Handle Animal is both a Barbarian and a Druid class skill! Oh. You meant that other thing.
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    Ptolus: Midwood - "The Dark Waters of Moss Pond"

    I like the character that Emus is developing into, but rereading our adventures illustrates just how inconsistent I've been with his redneck speech patterns. Sure 'nough! Yep! Boy howdy!
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